NYC's longest-running cabaret features transgender and nonbinary seasoned performers and rising stars in the musical theater community. The all-star cast includes Ernest Allen, Roachee Babee, Sam Campos, Rylynn Davis, X Hernandez, Jalen Jones, Natalia Ramos, and Jett Roberts...
On 9/11 and 9/12, CHARLES BUSCH SINGS JOHNNY MERCER brought new interpretations to the master songwriter's work. “Everything Old Is New Again”…especially in the hands of Charles Busch.…
An SRO night at 54 Below included a star revisiting her role and some of the original Jekkies.…
A murder mystery comes to 54 Below with Steven Sater and James Bourne’s concept album featuring a night of powerhouse vocals and a surefire gen z crowd pleaser.…
The August 29 evening boasted an excellent mission to fundraise for New York State's abortion fund and Black Trans Liberation Kitchen. It featured a slew of strong performances, though the show as a whole could have benefitted from more structure…
While I always mourn the end of summer as we flip the calendar to September, there is one tradition that softens the blow: the finale of Mama’s Next Big Act at Don’t Tell Mama, now in its ninth year.…
From his opening lyrics of “New York, New York,” it was clear that this was a voice of star quality. Shin commanded the stage with a deep, resonant baritone, embellishing the familiar melody with impressive ease…
What If? Part 7 turned musical theater's familiar characters into something completely new, with unexpected songs, surprising pairings, and standout performances making for an entertaining evening benefiting Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS…
A producer of cabaret, Pier Lamia Porter has stepped into the light and an audience has discovered a new star.…
After garnering praise and awards for her debut cabaret, Therese Lee proves she isn't a one hit wonder with PENNIES FROM HEAVEN.…
At 98, Marilyn Maye is still singing, swinging, looking terrific, and thrilling an audience just as she has for generations. Catch her latest run Dizzy’s Club this weekend…
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Join us at Caveat for “The Music That Makes Me Laugh”, a night of comedic songs across decades and genres from stage and screen. Along with the music, you’ll also enjoy musings from comedians, including standup inspired by the music and duets between singers who’ve rehearsed the...
Millennials 'R Us is a solo storytelling and stand-up showcase created and hosted by Brandon Collins, creator of Drunk Black History. The show gathers millennial comedians and storytellers for an evening exploring student loan spirals, situationships, the death of the American...
The Kit Kat Heist is a crime and comedy musical loosely inspired by the real-life theft of 12 tons of Kit Kats in March 2026, performed by only 4 actors. The show follows a crew of thieves as they take on the notorious Baron Von Kit Kat, featuring double crosses, car chases, and...
Mother, Superior is a solo show by NYC comedian Michael John Ciszewski that blends stand-up, storytelling, and interactive game show as Michael John petitions the Vatican to make his living mother an immortal saint in exactly one hour. Beneath his signature comedic style is a...
It Might as Well Be Gay is an evening of queer romance and community featuring Golden Age musical theatre classics reimagined with a gay twist. The show features singers Molly Armstrong, Sara Ross Avery, Cassidy Beleele, Jasmine Belfast, Rosalie Burke, Barry-Suzanne Collins...
Existential Questions of the 21st Century is a musical comedy with book, music, and lyrics by Sam Balzac that pokes fun at corporate opportunism and mass defeatism in the face of the climate crisis. Set at ExistenceCon, a fictional festival for those celebrating the coming end...
Pop Princexx will feature selections from Pop and Princess icons, presented by FATE Productions - a NYC based production company centering female and nonbinary voices
For Bard's Sake is a new four-part series presented by Hamlet Isn't Dead at Caveat. The show features a blend of storytelling and theatrical exploration, encouraging audiences to engage with memorable narratives. The cast includes a mix of talented performers, promising an...
Maria Bartolotta returns to New York with her award-winning solo musical I've Grown Plenty, Thanks! for a special one-night performance at Caveat. Following her recognition as Performer of the Year at the St. Louis Fringe Festival, Bartolotta brings her acclaimed work back to...
The Rigano Songbook presents its 11th Annual Ides of March Extravaganza at Caveat NYC in March 2025. This event promises to showcase a unique blend of music and entertainment throughout the month, bringing together a talented cast for an engaging experience.
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The Beat Goes On Don't Tell Mama (10/08-10/08) |
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Timeless: A Tribute to Bernadette Peters Don't Tell Mama (10/04-10/04) |
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Tony Trischka: Of A Winter's Night Joe's Pub at The Public Theater (12/08-12/08) |
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Brent Comer 54 Below (9/26-9/26) |
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Lee Roy Reams: My Best of Times with Jerry Herman 54 Below (12/27-12/27) |
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Nick @ Nite In Concert 54 Below (12/04-12/04) |
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Macon Prickett in HELLO, MACON! A Musical Tribute to Jerry Herman! 54 Below (10/10-10/10) |
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Christine Ebersole with Billy Stritch 54 Below (10/30-10/30) |
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Tomorrow, the Island Dies by Ryan Scott Oliver 54 Below (10/26-10/26) |
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Rogê: Curyman II Joe's Pub at The Public Theater (9/23-9/23) |
